Vermont's lowest point is 95 feet above sea level on the shore of this lake

Like any respectable freshwater lake, Lake Champlain has its own resident monster. Recorded "Champ" sightings date back to the early 18th century, when the indigenous Abenakis warned French explorers of the serpent with a "snout two feet and a half long, and a double row of very sharp, dangerous teeth".

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